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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-29
WESTERN AMERICANS.
Men who Develop. Spread and efo"
Beyond the Prairies.

BeyOnd the ffafts'
The American man only deVelyPs
bi,nself and grows 'for all he Is worth
in iba Great West. lie is more Tree
snd ii,nhpr there and unfOlds those gen.
s,ons reculiarities and largenesses OF
b,,n,spitv which never blOssomed be'
f,,s Ti,e environment las much
m Do with II. Tie great spaces over
which be vuains contribute to TIE en-
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-29
aRrIsrIC RAG CARPETS.
Some Ancient History That Will Prove
Interesting O Modern Housewives.

Interesting to mouefh HOUSEWIVES.
eyes, it's fact that the passion 10
old-time things has brought rag.carpet
into fashion once MORE" said the blue
eyed and blonde-mustached manager 0
a well-known 'carpet department, I
a reporter, "but the revived rag-carpe
is. / believe. quite an artistic affair
and hasn't much IN common with IL
predecessor OF the everlasting stripe.
saw one the other day with a solid centre
piece Of maroon, and the effect wa
ically very good. Tie warp Is e0l0fe'
the saine as the rags, aud some ladies'
/ am told, color tliein both Ht home
ara 80 get their iloUts covered. eco
nunirally. fOr bUtlpfs, IN order I
utilize both lplt ah1 dHik rags, sliadei
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-29
FARM NOTES.

I PERTURBATION OF IhE boib- lf,va cttt
The following ehpsliu,ehs perm, 'J ni" .i,sys boiling
ltbe great importance of the thorough III bais
lpulyerization OF the soil: I'VE once orarter
sxperirnented by hauling twenty'four af fonr
large loads of the best manure upon ng nov
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well cultivated into the soil, which ,nd a On
bad been worked III ,ne oiu'ri iai,, ani cover II
1.-The adjoining two acres were TO De r,,o 4.
,own 10 corn for fodder. Upon the iuar,srs
lolhet two acres no manure was put, linonnful
lbut t was plowed and cultivated I'LL r,ta,. 4
1.-The soil four inches deep. was as me vatiii,
IS garden bed Qpe and n half bus '"''''
lpis Al rnrt, were drilled per acre upon A,,,
lsarh pece drills 10 inches apart ,,s r,,,
lWhen this rotii was IN blpssnni and hait . =,
tpaly TO cut, the ilitiialufed two acfes ~ imti
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21
ilyg sla in tho Dog pnx..

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:. While l1itninatins over p'ipe on the even.
ipg Of oIie-of thesdos Gays, tho thcnion,ctor
being above eighty degrees In tho, shade, l
have wondered whit tho goddess Hygcia
would havc dono, md whnt ,shc would hav,
recommended undor tho circumstances; for
purposes OF health md comfort. Sho wouldn't
haFe eaton roast duck i know but how would
she have combated tho tiorce hent, by way OF
: Keeping herself cooli Would sho have swnl,
lowed hagsis and cockookio in north Britain.
hmm and bccf in YORKSHIRE, and tripo and
onions in Londonf Not a bit OF it. uycein
;.had too much respect for hrrsclr as goddess
to indulge in such plobeinn aud delusivo, dailt.:
tics In hot weather. / can just sro lci. In q,
peorpful attitude, on: tho top of n; marble
column such as Alnn Tadcna ioves 10 paint.
ale ~nvcs hcr hand over tho smoking winds
our good cooks AFRO sending up for our tlelocta-
ton She breaches nhstention In wny that
makes ono feel croopy. as hor words socn to
como down from tho cold marble :. She il,
commanding her followers TO keep cool with
milk and watcr, and t,r'npcs and Strawberries
aiid to leave oil the alcohol md wine und bee,
for.other occasions l beg H. sein'x pardon,
and shall rcnounco heat producers OH hot
days ia future, although they nro very SpIs
and like everything else. unfortunntelySgB;,zsz
&Japcptics iE6 btsts- TT him byfs journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21
Tho De.po. of tn. White House.

Hector, Mrs. Clovclnrds handsome poodle
holds supreme sway ut tho White House dur.
ing tho absence of his mnstcr. md mistress.
The dog IL mastor Of tho situation and IL n
confirmed dcspot: Ono OF uio co,orcsl ut
'aclcs Of tho executive mansion WINS assigned
TO the duty OF waiting OH tho dog bcforS tho
president left tho city, and tho curly haired
canine sctS that his servant carries out tho in
structions Giycn him Hector il n worry intel-
'hScnt dog, and makes up for his inability to
speak by expressive sctiona Flo IS very fond
Of stroll around the grounds, md takes his.
body guard out for ni airing two or thrco
s,neg, n dny. When no wishes to go out he
picks up his collar with q tag on it md starts
on All exploring trip oil over the house FOR his
attendant. On finding him,ho plnces tho COL
Lar In tho mans hand and holds hisneck ready
for tho pleasant yoke. As soon as the collar
Is plncetlovcr his head tho poodle knows that
:. bin command. Is to DO ,obeyed, and .his Joy
KNOWS no bounds. Tho same attendant feeds
tho executive dog and finds him hard master
to please. Broad aud buttor and tho choicest
nieats, with ainall cakes for dessert, QUO al
wa5b dcmnndcel; and as. his high connections
insure compliance with his demands, ho lives
ilo MI epicaire. Cor. Baltimore Sup.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21
-ya..aiI,aial SD 81; Gsiais. ~ soaes:

j, s. s. .vst.pic ntay ana Connie. sones. :. !.
An interesting fact about sutc essful sonl,s
may be noted and TINT Is, only sentimental
songs. mako. eny. money. Humorous sout,s
beeonIo very popular. They are npplauded
IN .tip ttratrc WHEN fayorite singer. sins-x
, them. pnd are laughed at unrestrainedly, but
very lew In tie audience ever think OF buy
ng copies Of them This Is peculiarly true 81
TINT description OF humorous ditty, kuown as
tno topical song. 1t may be explained that
TINS isa song ilAYhich :thc:.n,nretinl of: TIM
different verses Is arranged to give point 10 n
Significant phrase which invariably forn;s tbo
Z Inst line'of thu verso. The.porfoininiicc prac-
ticaily amounts to pigglihg. with LANGUAGE.
tho 'effcct coming from The humorous and 1in.
expected Illustration which 'can DO adduced
Oh mo ideq embodied In the adopted phrase.
owen OH the stage by nn expert singer.
-who siforccs tao POINTS Of the verses bysnp.
proprintc petipu aud facinl expression. thcse
songs AFRO rcry effective Sung in the u,irltni
by ON ordinary vocalist and without tho effect
which comes from the ussenbly;of q largo
number OF people, these songs almost inynrii,-
bly fali Hat In consequence they nro worry
seldom sung there, and the music publishers
who give them to tho world lind tho world ui,.
grateful, much to tho publishers pecuniary
grot. I'm tho other hand, sentimental song
mny DO sung In the homo circle by. mn inox-
pcrichccd singer Nth very fdii eiTcGt. Some
hoy or othrr tho underlying sentiment snf.
wives tho most outrageous treatment 1t has
better staying qualities than li,unor has, Tho
.ncios.its aip simple, tho thoughts .v1prcsscd
Ind welcome among nll cl,lsses OF peoplo.
aid lilo sliettiAusic finds It's way totaousiids
OF pienP racks throughout tho land !. aud SO
tho publisher becomes happy AID nl.lucilt.-
: Now York Mil and 'Exprsss. 2Ts'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21
TIE sII.o.

During the recent visit of Mai. Vim.
Jolliffe 10 the HERALD ,sanctum, he
gave us some interesting facts rela-
tive to a silo he made last year Oh
his farm, near Buchanan, which NAV;
he of value to.some of ouI. readers
On several occasions heretofore wei
have tried to impress upon our far.
mers theyalue of green food for stock.
in winter, and Major Jolliffe's expert
ment clearly demonstrates the truth
Of all we have;s said on the. subject.
IA q result, sof::his foresight and
enterprise he is now feeding his cows
on food that cost him, Excluding the
silo cost. which cost only sSl, and
which will last for years. Only ST
per ton, while the mojofity Of our
farmers ars,useing greatly inferior
food at from FIVE TO ten times that
coat. ssas ~ 81
Major JoIiifa built his silo twelve
feet square, making 1t air tight by
covering Joints with an additional
layer ofplank, with the door at the
bottom, on one side. Into this he
PIT two acres Of grcen,corn and. fod.
tlsrs cnt into picecs INC i:sls inch in
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21

.sionsea Gsagee lie biii-prosjdes,
thst auetlp eEsons! shall hereafter re-
ceiye in lieu of oil pensions now paid
them by the government the sum OF
S72 per month. The amendment to;
tie maasuse provides that soldiers
who, When they enlisted, posseBsed
but single eye and who were de:
prived of the loss OF that through tile
-serriceN gsBlJl' be put on the same
footing Us 1tBosse WHO lost both eyes
in the service and. nov. receive. s72
per month. "a
The .HoNse:couplitt'e on coinage
Observation-Disclosures Yesterday took
up for Reconsideration the Senate Jill-
providing Ijlsat:aften: L.lys.lst trade
dollars shall be redeemed TO the ex-.
tsht 81 s5Go,OU6 monthly; and shalfbe
counted us q part Of the. monthly
purchase Of bullion, as now required
blythe astpf 1878. An amendment
striking out That portion of the bill
requiring the money redeemed to be
counted a9s-a part of the monthly pnr
cl,asas f PillioH itas Yoted down. An
Observation-Disclosures providing for I'm
extension of six months after the pas
sage of the bill of: Tie time ii for. re-:
demption was carried. Mr. Scott was
ordete6dtdiwpolts1 tile. bill to The
.Hoase and Is, eakeisdchiaina;e measures us
may By rstegsaty to: Secure SIS con.
siqefatl2p 81 ~. a'ay 'et..e .5
..Eroln: mformation5 received at the
Post Office; department q statement
Inns beer iSrepafed'showing the gross
postal fscSipt4 for the quarter ended
December 3lst, 1885,: as compared
with the corresponding quarter Of
the proceeding year at thirty of Che
largest posgSfiicr& The totals show
an ;inrreaaaEof heafly four hundred
,thousnndudollars in the receipt or an
increase Of over eight per cent. L..
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-01-21
CREAMERY AGAIN.

We,publislIed few articles in tho
News last summer Oh the subject Of
Crenaries, NJ an industry in which
ETazewe1l farmers might 6-fa much
profit. No subject ever gaze more
sntisfaction,- or enlisted the interest
OF otir,people more. We copy below
some statistics gathered by the edi.
tor Of the .fidea"ccq, on the cost, and
profit of the bpsiness-hoping the,
matter may assume shape in Taze-
weel tile Coming Spring. The cost is
reported as follows: -
The. anakatus, for n dairy OF fifty
cows for making butter would cost:
No. 8 Elevator Oreamer. .!!.:..$l17.oO
Moo DAVIS Swing ::.:: - 90
Nos Eursle Batter.work.f re. oe
Nchbitt; .seifiaaagihg Butter Printer So
!" Thfa; witI'ba' sanleient for o dairy
of-tlfe above sizo, unless the. COWS
ire larger nii5lktefs, than the, average "a
il the party preGls:rs. tho Senior style
creamery the, price will be S22 less.
lit will be sccn that dairy of fifty
COWS raffbe fitted up with the latest
dairy appatatus, having ali the con
venicnccs:for saYing. labor; or.$l50
Or, il the, party does not wish to pay
for all theloonvcnicnccs, lie can save
S22 making lis Till SIPS. For 100
COWS the bill would be increased only
SLY, andIso: on for each fifty COWS
Tie Wayhesboio 'Cremary make.
the following exhibit Of results:
The Whyncsboro Creamery is gain
ils ground fast, md ON one day alone
last.weels, ireceived'two tons of milk.
Mr.. JOHN Grove Is selling milk to
this creamery and his record for the
month Of December shows that his
five, cows, brought him S51, 0S in
money receiyed1for milk. or over $40
month for each COW. The experience
of Mr.. Young for the same month is
that his four COWS yielded. him 500,
or S. month for each:ecow.ta Let
our farmers . consider this-S5 a
month Sloaa month from single COWS
can be carried the year around on a
little moroifhat. an acre of ground |!
Putiwheat ats2 a .bnshcl and the
yield d twenty bushels, to the acre, and
it wouldn't come within $40. ,of being
equal otAe ruoaeyiltriyed from the
smallest yield of one cow, $50 'ayear
leaving out1sHe. 'fesrti1fzcr bill. "a. d
labor .! at.is aia, :, $50 ~
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JANUARY 18th, 1887.

/ III ILLINOIS. & ~
G. B. Farwell, Of Chicago, was elect.
ed United States Senator to ill the
vacancy caused by the death oflSena.
tor Logan.
80 -, : MICHIGAN. -. -
Colonel 4. B.. Stockbridge was to-
day elected United States Senator.
s,.: MassAcHysErrs.- q 49,;
The following is the result ofthe first
ballot for United States Senator taken
TO day IN both Houses 81. tlsoIssgisla.
tnre: Senate, Dawes, IL Collins IL /;
Long, 12;Robinsoh,' Q. House, Dawes,
5;,RoGdns6n,, A; Long; A, Collins,
78; Russell, 1.
coSNkcTIcgT. ~ I,re 4
Both Houses of tho Legislature ut 2
p. m. to day ba.loted separately for
United StatesfSenator In the Senate
Hawley got 10 and Ingsrspll TO- lin
the House Hawley got 1913, Ingersoll
3d. and Baldwin 1.
MAINE.
The vote in both Houses for United
States Se,intorto.duy was as follows
Hale, III; Clifford, Is; Dew j; a alb
10. Senate, Hale, 81; Clifford, s; Obj
sent, Ia ,a 5.;.. =. .::s
-, $50 :, DELAWARE. :. :-i-,if:.'r-
q Both Houses of the General Assem-.
bly, in separate session voted nnani
mously this morning. for. the re elec:
ton Of. Governor Gray for United
States Senator.
MINNESOTA.
In the Minnesota Legislature: ;Es.
GovernorNC. 'K.Davis, of st. Pail,
was elected United states Senator to
succeed w. r. Mcmillan. >......a y
. PENNsYLvASii
State Tyeasurur N. tS.tOnaY wasto,
day elected as United States Senator
to succeed Mitchell.
INDIANA.
The first ballot in the Legislature
for United States Senator was us fol
lows: Turpie. Democrat, rs; Harri
son, Republican,,71; Allen, Grecnbacl,
A. Necessary to choice,76
:. NEW YORK.
The first ballot in. the Republics.
caucus tonight resulted rs follows /:
...s1ffief' 40; Morton, sc; Hiscock,. IL,
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